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This guide is intended to help people residing in Kansas legally change the name of a minor child without the representation of an attorney. This guide will walk you through the necessary paperwork, and the steps you will have to take after finishing the paperwork.
- Kansas Name Change for Minors - Know Your Rights
All Kansans—including minors—have the right to change their...
- Kansas Name Change for Minors - Know Your Rights
This guide is intended to help people residing in Kansas legally change the name of a minor child without the representation of an attorney. This guide will walk you through the necessary paperwork, and the steps you will have to take after finishing the paperwork. It is intended to be informative.
All Kansans—including minors—have the right to change their name. Kansas’ name change statute states that Kansas district courts “shall have the authority to change the name of any person . . . .”
How do I change my child’s last name? If you want to change the child's last name to that of either parent's name, and the child is under the age of 18, the parents can appear before a Kansas judge in any courthouse in Kansas and complete a VS211 Paternity Consent for Birth Registration Form (PDF).
Minors do not need legal representation to petition for a name change. Petitions may be granted with a minor’s parents’ approval. Clerks may not deny transgender youth and their families the opportunity to file a name change petition if their filing satisfies basic statutory requirements.
20 Ιουλ 2017 · To legally change your child's name, you'll have to appear before a judge to get the request granted. Then, you'll need to submit the court order you receive to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment along with a letter stating you want your child's name changed.
3. Petitioner desires to have his/her legal name changed to 4. The Petitioner desires the name change because 5. This Petition is not made for the purpose of avoiding any debts or obligations, nor will it result in prejudice to any person. 6. Petitioner's best interests and the best interests of the parents are served by the requested change in ...
